"In looking at the data and numerous potential solutions to combat the large increase in deliberate away-from-the-play..
Two of my friends have been debating which sitting-room rugs to buy – one of them has been deliberating away for two years.
It's a deliberate turning away from the present".
They represent a deliberate step away from the free market and towards confrontation.Take land reform.
The third, Last Night on Earth, told short stories in song, a deliberate move away from autobiography.
She sings them in a voice that defies its own sweetness with wavery, rasping attacks or a deliberate turn away from the expected note.
This new way of working, I believe, will lead us on a progressive and deliberate shift away from the shortcomings of the past.
Even so, Bridgestone chose a deliberate path away from "Japanese-ness" months before the rupture with Ford, by naming John Lampe chief executive of the Firestone unit last October, replacing Masatoshi Ono, a longtime Bridgestone executive.
A mortal sin is a deliberate turning away from God; it is a sin in a grave matter that is committed in full knowledge and with the full consent of the sinner's will, and until it is repented it cuts the sinner off from God's sanctifying grace.
The new SpringHill design, which will be in 49 properties by the end of the year, is a deliberate step away from many room layouts that delegate the work area to a corner or push the desk up against a wall, said Mr. Wolf, the Marriott spokesman.
Dean Richards takes a deliberate step away from the hype and hoopla of the launch of a new Premiership rugby season at Twickenham to find a small table where he can have lunch and talk quietly about far more private and tangled emotions.
